The Political Graveyard: Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1860s

Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1860s

Members of the Indiana State House of Representatives, 1860-69 (may be incomplete!)
Jonathan W. Gordon 1857-60 Cyrus M. Allen 1861 Thomas Jefferson Cason 1861-63 Joseph Phelps Edson 1861 Walter Q. Gresham 1861 Horace Heffren 1861 John S. Hopkins 1861 William H. Kendrick 1861-63 Higgins Lane 1861 William Edward McLean 1861 Gideon C. Moody 1861 William C. Pitts 1861 Isaac Underwood 1861 James C. Veatch 1861 Bartlett Woods 1861 Jason B. Brown 1863-65 Abrom Chambers 1863 James Madison Gregg 1863 Francis P. Griffith 1863-65 Bayless W. Hanna 1863 Jonas G. Howard 1863 Benjamin R. Kemp 1863 John W. Kemp 1863 Alfred Kilgore 1863-65 John B. Milroy 1863-65 William E. Niblack 1863 John Stevenson Tarkington 1863 Daniel R. Van Buskirk 1863 Adam C. Veach 1863-65 Calvin Cowgill 1865 Elihu Cox 1865 Cyrus L. Dunham 1865 Benjamin F. Ferris 1865 Higgins Lane 1865 John U. Pettit 1865 Hiram Prather 1865-67 Harvey Washington Upson 1865 Bartlett Woods 1865 James Hughes 1866-68 James B. Belford 1867 Moses Fell Dunn 1867-69 Bazil Brook Edmonston, Jr. 1867 Benoni Stinson Fuller 1867-69 John S. Hopkins 1867 Peter Keiser 1867 William Edward McLean 1867-68 John H. O'Neall 1867 William A. Peelle 1867 John Ratliff 1867-69 Daniel Edgar Van Valkenburgh 1867 David G. Vawter 1867 James T. Johnston 1868 James Douglas Williams 1868 Magnus T. Carnahan 1869 Robert True Kercheval 1869 Gilbert A. Pierce 1869 John L. Underwood 1869 John T. Vardeman 1869 Thomas J. Vater 1869 Allen Zollars 1869

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Indiana State House of Representatives: Events and Candidates of the 1860's (may be incomplete!)

1860: John Stevenson Tarkington, defeated.

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